Williamsburg Artist Oil Colors by GOLDEN, Iridescent Pale Gold, 37 ml tube, Professional Oil Paint, Semi-Opaque

The media could not be loaded. Really nice and buildable. Included a video and some photos of it in the light. You can see in the circle it’s heavier on one end and more sheer on the other so it will work for either a light sheen of gold or a more solid gold leaf effect. It’s a little expensive for such a small tube but as I’m not seeing any similarly high quality gold oil paint alternatives, I’d say it’s worth it.

Beautiful gold metallic oil paint

fantastic....

Only gave 4 stars being that I have not actually used this paint yet. rubbed some out on my finger and it seems very fine and the color is wonderfully gold. Truly looks like real gold. Will return after actually using it on my oil painting to let folks know how well it works. will be doing small detail with small brush. Interesting to see how smoothly it will apply. But, so far, so good. I felt it was a little spendy. But, if it works, the cost won't matter to me. As an artist the finished product is what it is all about. :)

Amazing paint and wonderful vendor! This vendor is a family owned art supplies store. They were incredibly professional and amazing customer service with a small snafu that I had. I would absolutely order from this vendor again! Thanks for everything!

This is the only Cerulean Blue that I've used in oils. It's thickness is great, but it's tinting power is less than other blues like Ultramarine or Cobalt. I use it a lot when painting skies, and you can get a wide range of greens when mixed with Cadmium Yellow (Lemon & Deep) and Yellow Ochre. It is expensive, but a tube will last me about 4 years.

As a professional artist, I love this paint for adding a golden shine to my artwork. You’ll need a several coats for the gold to be truly opaque or to have a base cost and the gold over top of it (as seen in my attached artwork). Otherwise one coat acts as a glistening sheen in the sunlight. It’s expensive, but just a touch of gold in any artwork makes all the difference. I highly recommend!

I used to paint halos. Better than cadmium yellow medium, which I use all the time. This paint really gave my painting the look I imagined wanting the halos to be. I think it’s a better alternative to gold foil that can tarnish per some brands or specific line items.